Will Mallan sack Dhravid from his Royally challenged team Bangalore?

Question

moral of the story Some people are olly good at things they can do

mallya can sell only liquor and Mr wall is good at playing 5 day matches only...

Answer 1

If  he(Mallya)  does  so,he  has  to pay Dravid  the committed amount   for  the  entire

3  year  contract period,even  if  Dravid is  sacked.

Answer 2

I partly agree with you. Mr Wall seems to be adept at playing only in Test matches. However, its wrong to say that Mallya can only sell liquor. Mr. Mallya is arguably the shrewdest businessman India has ever seen, whose successfully at EVERYTHING he does. Be it his airline business, his liquor company, his Formula 1 team, everything. He's made just 1 wrong decision as compared to most right ones. So this mistake of his is shadowed by his charismatic approach and successes in all fields he's ventured in.

I agree, Dravid must go. If RC doesn't reach the Semis and/or loses most of its next games, its gonna be the last time we're seeing Dravid don the T20 colors. And its also the last we hear about Kallis, Boucher, Chanderpaul, Jaffer and the likes.

Rather than making a ruckus outta the whole issue, I anticipate Rahul resigning. It would maintain his respect as there is a great difference between resigning and getting fired. I hope Rahul "Shape's Up or Ship's Out" !

Answer 3

The team selected has cost charu sharma his job and certainly it is a perfect test team.

Dravid has put his best foot forward but he is not having the right men to get the job done in T20 and for his bad luck Ross Taylor left.

I really feel bad for Dravid but that is slam bang cricket for you.

When CSK was playing I was in Chennai and I felt by 8pm the whole Chennai has gone standstill and all the streets deserted as if it is a bandh and I have not witnessed any thing like this in my life.

It is a game larger than life and seeing is believing and today I respect cricket IPL.

Dravid should always be a part of this amazing T20 b'coz this is the best form of cricket and the future of cricket.

Answer 4

no

Answer 5

I think no.

Answer 6

he can do anything. but i personally feel he shouldn't

Answer 7

yup